Given:(NH4)2SO4 + Ba(NO3)2 -->___NH4NO3 +___BaSO4 54.6g of ammonium sulfate reacts with 67.8g of barium nitrate. A) What is the limiting reactant? B) What mass of barium sulfate will be produced? Answer A): Limiting Reactant, Answer B): number unit of formula Answer A): *For chemical formulas: enter subscripts as normal number, and no spaces. << Previous 80 F3 JAN 24 Q F4 9 , Answer B): F5 tv c F6 K F7 A DII F8 A of N F9

Given:(NH4)2SO4 + Ba(NO3)2 -->_NH4NO3 +_BaSO4 54.6g of ammonium sulfate reacts with 67.8g of barium nitrate. A) What is the limiting reactant? B) What mass of barium sulfate will be produced? Answer A): Limiting Reactant, Answer B): number unit of formula Answer A): *For chemical formulas: enter subscripts as normal number, and no spaces. << Previous 80 F3 JAN 24 Q F4 9 , Answer B): F5 tv c F6 K F7 A DII F8 A of N F9

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